How do I change the names of functions generated by embedded coder?

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My Simulink model includes a number of n-D Lookup Table blocks. To implement these, Embedded Coder generates a function named look1_iflf_binlxpw(). Unfortunately, this name conflicts with that used by some legacy code with which I am integrating my new model. Is there some way of configuring Simulink code generation to create a different name?

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Navya Seelam
Navya Seelam on 3 Dec 2019
Hi,
Function Customization can be done using using Embedded Coder Dictionary. Refer to this link to specify a rule that governs the names of generated entry-point functions.
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HughS
HughS on 3 Dec 2019
Hi Navya,
Thanks for your reply. Unfortunately, it didn't lead me to a resolution to my problem. Further reaserch led me to this help page:
Configure Subsystem Function Interface
  1. In the Simulink® Editor, select the subsystem that you want to configure.
  2. In the Property Inspector, expand Code Generation.
  3. Set Function packaging to Nonresuable function, or Reusable function.
  4. Configure the function name. Set Function name options to Use subsystem name or User specified. If you select User specified, specify a value for the Function name property.
  5. If you set Function packaging to Nonresuable function, configure the function interface. Set Function interface to void-void or Allow arguments.
  6. Save the model.
However, there is no Code Generation tab in the Property inspector for the Lookup_nD block as shown below. It seems as if this particular block generates code whose coding conventions aren't configurable by the user.
Simulink.png

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Stefanie Schwarz
Stefanie Schwarz on 30 Aug 2024

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